29er

The 29er is a two-person youth high performance dinghy. With a single trapeze and asymmetric spinnaker it is a youth flying machine that is taking off throughout the world.

49er

The 49er  is a two-handed high-performance sailing dinghy. The two crew work on different roles with the helm making many tactical decisions, as well as steering, and the crew doing most of the sail control. Both of the crew are equipped with their own trapeze and sailing is done while cantilevered over the water to the fullest extent to balance against the sails.

420

A double handed trapeze boat with symmetrical spinnaker, the 420 is the world’s top youth training boat. It has built in buoyancy tanks that make the boat very safe even when inverted.

470

The 470 is a popular class with both individuals and sailing schools, offering a good introduction to high-performance boats without being excessively difficult to handle, but it is not a boat designed for beginners. Its smaller sister, the 420, is a stepping stone to the 470.

Laser

The Laser is a highly popular family of small one-design sailing dinghies using the same common hull and interchangeable rigs with different sail areas. The Laser is designed to be sailed single handed although class rules permit two sailors.

Laser Pico

The Laser Pico is used primarily for training and day sailing. It can be crewed by one or two children or an adult. Current models come equipped with both a mainsail and a jib.

optimist

 The ‘Opti’ is one of the most popular sailing dinghies in the world. Intended for use by children up to the age of 15, its size/forgiving nature make it good for introducing sailors at an early age. Recognised as also providing a foundation to the physical, technical and racing skills needed in competitive racing.

RS 2000

The  RS 2000 (formerly the Laser 200) part of the RS perfomance range. With many features found in modern performance racing classes, such as a gennaker and a self draining cockpit, the 2000 combines exhilirating sailing with easy handling that inspires confidence.

RS Feva

A popular boat in Hong Kong, the Feva is a double-handed asymmetric boat with a flexible rig configuration. The boat is suitable to be sailed by two young sailors or by adult and child teams, as well as being suitable for single-handed sailing.

RS Quest

An all purpose boat, the Quest is big enough for an instructor and 2 or 3 pupils – perfect for Mum or Dad and youngsters – small enough to handle easily ashore and afloat. Beginner sailors are encouraged by the Quest’s stability and ease of handling, while those looking for more advanced training can practice performance skills, like using a spinnaker.

RS Tera

The RS Tera is a great boat to get kids hooked on sailing. It’s quick and simple to rig by youngsters, it’s tough and it’s two sail sizes mean small novices and experienced teenagers love the RS Tera equally.

Topper

A single-handed boat with standard or reduced sail options. A prominent feeder into the Youth Classes. It is popular as a racing boat or for sail training

WASZP

 The concept behind the Waszp was to create a foiling platform that enables closer one-design racing, less complex rigging, affordable to all sailors while being accessible to a wider range of ages and weights. Oh, and to add more excitement to our lives!

2.4 METRE

The 2.4mR is one of the best, most fun single handed boat to sail. It can be as tactical, technical, and fast as you want it to be. Since the helmsperson sits down in the boat facing forward with all the trim controls within arms reach, the sailing is not physically demanding and racing is done in one open class with men, women, young and old, able and disabled sailors racing together. Some have called this boat “the great equaliser” because it really levels the playing field for sailors of all ages and abilities.

ETCHELLS

The Etchells is a big, fast, simple, stable, and sleek racing sloop that can be sailed competitively and in comfort by three or four average sailors. It can tack in 70 degrees and has a low wetted surface hull form that keeps moving in the slightest breeze. In 20+ knots it absolutely flies. The strict one-design principle of the class was established from the outset and is controlled by a strong, established and well-administered class association. 

FLYING FIFTEEN

The boat is 6 metres long and the 15 refers to the original waterline length – 15 feet (4.57m). 

The Flying Fifteen is an exciting, competitive two person one-design racing boat. The lines still have a timeless quality and the clever keel shape allows easy launching & retrieval without cranes or lifting of keels. The Flying Fifteen is a fun, fast and exhilarating boat to sail by crew combinations of all sizes, genders and ages and can be towed behind the family car!

IMPALA

The Impala is a great boat for both racing and cruising. 155 Impalas were built in total, of which over 100 are still active today, approx 15 in Hong Kong, with many of the rest in the UK,

J80

The J/80 is a one design sportsboat that is both easy to sail and safe, but also thrilling and capable of reaching 20 knots downwind. It combines simplicity of operation, confidence building stability and sparkling performance whilst being an affordable, low maintenance and trailerable package!

SPORTSBOATS

Hong Kong’s high performance keel boat class, featuring large sail plans and light displacement planing hulls, Sportsboats can only be described as fast and fun. A myriad of designs are brought together under a single measurement based rating system that recognises their unique characteristics and provides close, low cost racing.  Many of the boats are family friendly and suitable for beginners to pro crews. Sportsboats in Hong Kong include: VX One, Magic 25, SB20, GP 26, Longtze and Fareast 23R.

RUFFIAN

The Ruffian is a 23-foot keelboat cruiser and racer. The boat is a robust design, having been designed and constructed with sailing in the Irish Sea in mind. 

The Ruffians of Hong Kong are an active and friendly class with a full racing programme. Ruffians are also an ideal day boat for cruising, or even overnight sailing in Hong Kong waters

RS cat 14

This beach catamaran is perfect, not only for training and recreational sailing, but also as a true performance pathway class boat. The 14 is small enough to go singlehanded – even with jib and gennaker. And its big enough for a full family cruise with two adults and a child. 

HOBIE 16 CATAMARAN

The beach launched Hobie 16 revolutionized multihull sailing, bringing the sport to legions of speed-loving sailors. The catamaran’s lightweight, asymmetrical fiberglass hulls provide lift and its dual-trapeze rig lets you and your crew member harness its sheer power.

FORMULA 18 CATAMARAN

The Formula 18 class, abbreviated F18, is a formula-design sport catamaran class. It was started in the early 1990s and quickly grew getting class recognition by World Sailing, with large racing fleets all over the globe.